
About this product
The Satisfyer Penguin is a pressure-wave clitoral stimulator that uses pulsing air suction rather than vibration. It features a silicone treatment tip that protrudes at an angle from a smooth base made of ABS plastic. The device offers 11 intensity modes, controlled by up and down buttons that allow direct adjustment without cycling through all settings. The circular treatment tip is removable for cleaning. The unit is waterproof and recharges via USB; a charging cord is included.
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Specifications
- Brand
- Satisfyer
- Product type
- Pleasure Air Stimulator
- Materials
- Silicone
- ABS plastic
- In the box
- USB charging cord
- UPC
- 4061504007359
- MPN
- 4007359
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Product data last updated: September 13, 2026
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